It was fantastic to see over 80 people attending the Public Community Forum held on Wednesday 13th November, organised for locals to come along and be heard on what they see as the future of … [Read more...]
Visitor Value Survey
More than a third of visitors to regional areas, such as Cabonne, come primarily to visit friends or relatives, however little is known about how much these visitors inject into the local … [Read more...]
$21,000 Raised For Hospital
Over the past three years the Canowindra Garden Club has raised a massive $21,000 for the Canowindra Hospital Auxiliary through its annual Spring Garden Event at Noojee Lea. On Tuesday the Garden … [Read more...]
Montrose House
Hello readers, Welcome to the column for this month! Lot’s of things happening in and around Canowindra town at the moment. Finished off October with a pre-wedding dinner for the Dunhill clan on … [Read more...]
Let’s Be Proactive Not Reactive!
After 13 years of inaction by the NSW State Government, the Tilga St Crossing will remain as a Children’s Crossing only, after a motion in Parliament last week by Member for Orange Phil Donato … [Read more...]
What’s New At Phill’s Paint & Blinds?
Phill’s Paint and Blinds now have a curtain maker on staff and a dedicated sewing room for the making of all your curtains. Trudy is more than happy to come and discuss your window covering needs and … [Read more...]
Blue For Men’s Health
The team at Canowindra Community Health Centre have taken up the challenge by decorating the centre in a “Blue Hue” for Men’s Health Week this week. “Movember” is the month to recognise Men’s Health, … [Read more...]
New Home Reader Books For Canowindra Public School
Canowindra Public School P&C were very excited to receive a grant recently from the Charles Sturt University Community Partnership Education Development Grant Program to the value of $1,000.The … [Read more...]
Way Back When
Thanks to Roy White for bringing in these old photos from “Way Back When”. If you have an image you would like included simply email editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au or call in to the office at 84 … [Read more...]
Remembering The Fallen
At 5am on the morning of November 11, 1918 an armistice was signed in a railroad car park in a French forest near the front lines. The terms of the agreement called for the cessation of fighting along … [Read more...]